"The Girl in the Mirror" by Rose Carlyle is a gripping psychological thriller centered around twin sisters Iris and Summer. The story follows Iris, who is envious of her sister's seemingly perfect life. When the opportunity arises for Iris to join Summer on a luxurious sailing trip across the Indian Ocean with her husband, their lives take a dark and twisted turn.
As the voyage progresses, secrets, lies, and betrayals emerge, and the sisters' relationship becomes increasingly strained. With a series of shocking events, including a mysterious death, the story delves into themes of rivalry, obsession, and the blurred lines of identity.
Iris's perspective is unreliable, and the novel masterfully plays with the reader's perceptions as it unravels the complexities of the sisters' relationship. "The Girl in the Mirror" is a tale of dark family secrets, jealousy, and psychological suspense that keeps the reader on edge until the very end.
As the voyage progresses, secrets, lies, and betrayals emerge, and the sisters' relationship becomes increasingly strained. With a series of shocking events, including a mysterious death, the story delves into themes of rivalry, obsession, and the blurred lines of identity.
Iris's perspective is unreliable, and the novel masterfully plays with the reader's perceptions as it unravels the complexities of the sisters' relationship. "The Girl in the Mirror" is a tale of dark family secrets, jealousy, and psychological suspense that keeps the reader on edge until the very end.